BTW that's some legacy PHP going on there are no type hints for props or the return type, no formatting whatsoever, fuck knows what's going on with the variable names, I want to puke.

That's the actual code? WTF. I thought OP removed variable names for devrant only.
Fuck the guy.

The interviewer is not a dev, mindless hr, no understand of tech. Shit company, you are better not working there.

@endor I will add even more, don't repost from anywhere to here. But I already have a rant about it...

Should I use it for async queue's? Is it faster than storing queue's in the database?
By queue's I mean laravel jobs

@linuxxx umm. I didnt bring up any points, but repeated my first comments, because some dude {who may or may not be trolling) said that he couldn't see them. :D
Bur for rest tl;dr; don't care about the subject, sorry. I value your dedication to answer with a lot of explanation.

@electrineer
1.why is collecting telemetry an issue?
2. They don't collect anything that can hurt you. You can just not use pycharm.

Idk if you are trolling or not..

@electrineer didn't understand.

Use strict;

@-pthread well they do not collect anything that could hurt you.. Idk dude.. Just don't use pycharm :)

Why is collecting telemetry an issue for you?

Get 16gb of ram, that's the only thing I can suggest. Maybe try replacing hdd with SSD that also boosts performance.

I feel like nowadays devs change their company on every other completed pruoject, people don't care much because they won't be there if any issues arise.

Probably gonna sound real stupid, but wtf is x11?

You are starting to argue about Indians. Something this post or devrant isn't about. (not sure about devrant, because it may become some weird forum soon)

How to spot a Linux user?

@VaderNT I use powershell at work daily and I like it, well atleast don't have issues with it.

@Godisalie powershell

@gil20 to get reply notification in case someone provides useful links.

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@irene But that's the thing that I don't need to spend lots of money if I don't need a high end computer, I can get a laptop for 300 euros and will be able to code just fine on it. There is no way you will get a Mac for anything close to that. Atleast here. Don't know about other countries.

@FrodoSwaggins well Windows pcs cost way less than macOS and do the same thing. And BTW outside USA windows dominate the market.

It's down to preference. Both are equally valid. I prefer using sourcetree, because pull, push, commit, merge, fetch, all work fine. Resets also work fine. What else you need daily?

I did all my work and left 9 min earlier ;D

At company I work for we have flexible time, we work 8 hours a day and can start from 7am until 11 I think and Noone screams when you usually start at 8 and arrive 5 past 8,you just work 5 min later :)

You have to realize that most won't works as devs after graduating. Have met quite a number of people who realize programming is not for them in year 3 out of 4 and just push it to not be a dropout. Later they either get a job that requires a bachelor's degree, but isn't related to coding or take some courses for something else.
(source : my personal experience)

@HollowKitty that's just a broken system. Doesn't matter if they call themselves senior, obviously they are not. Noone would do something to prod without the go of the responsible person. They literally broke prod. That's the worst thing to do. Well I guess except deleting all prod data without backup.

Why did the person have permission to merge to master? And even worse is that he had prod access. Newbies shouldn't have any of that.

@Parzi I had a project where we didn't opt in openstreetmaps because we needed world map and zoom into multiple parts of the world. And it would be run on a offline machine, so basicly we would need to host half of their chunks.
PS the zoom would need to be smooth.

@Parzi that works if you don't need to move the map or change zoom, else you need soooo many chunks. :D